The Monmouth herald., July 28, 1922, Image 1

Tb i e M o n m o u t h H e r ^ tLD
Vol. X IV
M o n m o u th , Polk C o u n ty , O re g o n , F rid ay , Ju ly 28, 1922
No. 47
T h e r e is N o L a n d L ike O re g o n a n d O nly O n e W illa m e tte V alley
■
Mrs. Cox, a graduate of the
E nforcing P rohibition
Annual Reunion of
Student Body Boosts Eugene
Another
Normal
Girl
Bible University and mis­
Frar.k B. Mitchell, legal advisor
in Alaska for many years,
At Oregon Normal 1 to Dr. Linnville, prohibition en- To Stay in Monmouth For Greater 0 . N. S. sionary
The Hewitt Family
advocated
that the Oregon Normal
1 forcement officer for Oregon, was a
shou'd formulate the course for
speaker in chapel at the Normal
Superintendent J. A. Churchill
The
student
body
had
charge
of
The descendants of Henry and
The
small
blind
god
Cupid
ap­
Oregon
schools.
yesterday morning. There are ten
visited the Normal on Monday and
Elizabeth
Hewitt, pioneers of Ore­
chapel
exercises
Wednesday
morn­
pears
to
have
developed
exceptional
President
Landers
spoke
briefly
: officials in Oregon who are enforc­
addressed the students at the chapel
ing
and
held
a
booster
meeting
for
gon,
1843,
met in reunion at the
effectiveness
as
a
marksman
this
and
explained
some
of
the
plans
for
ing the Volstead act under direc­
hour. He discussed in considerable tion of Dr. Linnville.
old home near Wheatland in Yam­
past Normal year. W. J. Mulkey, the Oregon Normal school. Each the school.
detail the changes which are being
hill county. Oregon, on Saturday.
The speaker said there as been a Jr. married a Normal girl early in of the student body officers spoke
made in the course of study for
and emphasized Several ways in
July
22, 1922. The following sons
the
fall
and
last
spring
Geo.
Fetzer
P a r ty M en to M e e t
marked change in the attitude of
and their wives were present:
the elementary schools, which
which the students could further
convinced
another
that
becoming
his
sheriffs, attorneys judges and juries
Walter Tooze, Jr. the new Repub-
Judge and Mrs. Henry H. Hewitt of
course is to be ready for distribu­
the interests of the Normal. Ad­
in Oregon from what was the ease bride had more attraction than re­
1 lican state chairman is making a
tion September 1. The subject was when the law was first passed. maining a sehoolma’am. On Tues­ ditional talks were made by other tour of the state and will meet with Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Adam W.
Hewitt of Yamhill county, Mr. and
one of particular interest to Normal Enforcement is the rule now and it day of this week Denzel Moore per­ members of the student body and
representative Republicans in Dallas
Mrs. J. Andrew Hewitt of Yamhill
the meeting was marked by a real
students as nearly all who teach
suaded
another
prospective
teacher
is much easier to obtain convictions
Friday, August 4 at 10 a. m. It is
county. Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah C.
will use this course of study.
enthusiasm.
to
accept
his
name
and
remain
as
a
than it formerly was. During
possible his meeting may be accom­
Hewitt of Salem, Dr. and Mrs. L.
It was brought out by various
President and Mrs. Charles K. June the U. S. officers made 50 permanent resident in out midst.
panied by an informal luncheon.
Hewitt of Portland, Dr. and Mrs.
speakers
that
the
normal
school
has
The
bride
was
Miss
Bessie
Jones
Edmunds of Christian College, Can­ arrests, discovered 15 stills and
¡County Chairman E. E. Paddock,
Loren L. Hewitt of Portland, and
urgent
need
of
more
equipment
and
who
has
been
living
in
the
Mur­
ton, China, accompanied by Miss confiscated 8 automobiles.
who was in Monmouth advertising
Mrs. Etta Hewitt widow of Daniel
a larger and stronger faculty in
Marvin of Salem, were guests of
the meeting Tuesday, urges that all
Bonded whiskey, he asserted, will dock cottage back of the bank. She
M. Hewitt, of Monn.ouh. Two of
order
to
care
for
the
constantly
in­
Miss Todd at lunch last Friday. soon be a thing of the past. Four is from Portland, and is one of the
precinct committeemen be there and
the
brothers, Matthew C. Hewitt
creasing
number
of
students
who
Mr. and Mrs. Edmunds are return­ years ago twenty four million gal­ popular girls in the student body.
such other representative party men
and
wife of California and Harry
come
to
prepare
themselves
for
the
Rev. L. V. Lewis performed the
ing to their work in China after lons were released; three years ago
as may be moved to do so.
W.
Hewitt
of La Grande, Oregon,
teaching
profession.
Attention
was
having spent several months in the sixteen million galions were with­ ceremony.
were
not
able
to be present.
called
to
the
fact
that
the
student
United States.
drawn; two years ago the amount T h e y w i l l l i v e i n t h e
Last week there were sixteen men
Mrs.
Sarah
J.
Thornton of Port­
body
was
58
per
cent
larger
during
Murdock cottage.
Their many
Many students will leave Mon­ had been reduced to nine million friends extend congratulations and the last year than the preceding on the Odd Fellows building pay land, a niece of Mrs. Elizabeth
mouth on Friday evening, having gallons and last year only two mil­ best wishes for a prosperous m atri­ year, although the faculty was the roll. This week there have been Hewitt, was present.
completed six weeks of the work in lion gallons were taken out. A monial voyage. Apparently au­ same. During the present term four and five bricklayers at work
Many of the descendants of these
the summer
school. Several great deal of this bonded liquor is thentic reports say there will be two one class has 175 members, or as well as helpers and carpenters. brothers were present and also
courses which were organized par­ shipped out of the country, but and possibly three more weddings enough to occupy the attention of a The building is assuming its form numerous neighbors and old friends
ticularly for this group of people when it is gone the supply in this before the first section of the sum­ half dozen instructors,. Students fast.
of the tamily and those related by
will .be supplemented.by others of country cannot be increased by that mer school draws to a close this af­ were urged to advertise the merits
consanguinity and affinity, in all
Some traffic is passing over the
the same sort for the last half of means.
ternoon.
Naturally the young of the institution in their home highway to the south at present. about eighty persons.
the term. More than half of the
They began gathering in the door
L. A. Robinson has bought the people are a little reticent about communities and help create a sen­ The bridge beyond the Luckiamute
present student body are remaining
yard
in front of the old home three
making
their
plans
public
in
ad­
timent that will obtain the support fill is finished and by using the old
Westfall property on the corner of
to complete the work of the whole
miles
north of Wheatland about ten
Echols and Powell streets, consider­ vance and the Herald will have to of the representatives in the legis­ road over the Wheeler hill it is
term which will close September 1.
o’clock
in the morning. They spent
ation $500.
wait to tell about it until next week. lature.
possible to go south that way.
the
day
there in renewing old mem­
President Campbell of the Uni­
ories
and
living life over again. All
versity spoke at the chapel hour last
partook
of
a royal feast and joy and
Friday morning. President Camp­
good
will
ruled
the day. The occa­
bell, always a loyal friend of O. N.
sion
chanced
to
be
the Golden Wed­
In
something
like
one
hundred
waiting for the editorial guests at meet and usually leaves a few thinks of it only as a stepping stone
S. was cordially welcomed by the
ding
day
of
Adam
W. and Cynthia
newspapers
in
Oregon
one
hundred
the depot and each visitor was pre­ thoughts worthy of retention.
student body who listened with
to something else- usually political
Hewitt,
which
brought
forth many
great interest to his address on individual editors are telling of the sented with a card board box of
President Kerr r i the O. A. C. preferment.
congratulations,
good
wishes
and
meeting of the state editorial as­ luncheon as a parting remembrance was also an honored guest a t all
character building.
A feature of the evening banqu-t
appropriate
gifts.
All
enjoyed
the
sociation which was held last week from the Benton county town. The the sessions of the associations and was the appearance of the Southern
The training schools in Mon­
day
and
went
home
the
better
for
end in Corvallis. The meeting is editors were out for a lark and it spoke at the banquets in Corvallis Pacific-Union Pacific dispute over
mouth, Independence, and the
the
closer
knitting
of
the
family
said to have been a record breaker w'as hard for them to be serious and Newport. His remarks were the possession of the Central Pacific.
Rural Centers will close Friday
in attendance. The usual editorial even in the regular program which all in good taste and to the point Editor Aiken of the Ontario Argus ties. Thus may it ever be.
after a most successful term of
meet is comprised of two classes. was held in the college library and he made a good impression on delivered a strong appeal to the as­
summer school.
G. T. Boothby reports the sale of
The few editors of dominating per­ building. On the way to Newport all. At Newport he and Mrs. Kerr sembled newspaper men to take up
Mr. L. A. Robinson was a visitor sonalities who monopolize the pro­ and in the sea town, however, they joined with the crowd which dis­ the cudgels in behalf of Southeast­ the south half of M. Sacre's acre
at the Noimal last Friday morning. grams and discussions and the broke free from all restraint and ported in the surf.
ern Oregon which saw in the situa­ tract on East Main street to J . J.
Consideration $1750.
On Tuesday morning, S. A. Bar­ second group composed of peop e acted like a group of college boys
Among the interesting features tion a hope of railroad connection Williams.
The
house
on
the premises is large
ton of the Forestry Service, spoke who have something to sell or axes out for a high time.
on the Corvallis program was an with the Willamette valley and
and
well
built
and Mr. Williams
to
grind
But
the
convention
of
Elbert
Bede,
editor
of
the
Cot­
to the students regarding the pro­
address by Frank Jenkins of the Portland. Bede and Ingalls answer­
proposes
to
fit
it
up to rent.
1922
brought
out
a
large
represen­
tage
Grove
Sentinel,
and
president
Eugene Register who advocated the ed him to the effect that while we
tection of white pine trees from
tation
of
“
blown-in-the-bottle"
of the association presided at the comic strip. He said people pre­ sympathize with the struggle of
blister rust. Mr. Churchill has in
Earl R. Bryan, architect of the
mind a definite campaign through country editors. The small towns meetings., Bede looks like a Nor­ tend they are above them but us­ ¡Southeastern Oregon, the Uniun
bank
and Odd Fellows buildings and
of
eastern
Oregon
and
the
Willam­
wegian Lutheran minister but that ually look for them and they hold a Pacific should do its developing with
the schools against this disease, so
Mr.
Young,
contractor rn the con­
ette
valley
were
pretty
generally
is as far as the resemblance goes. continuity of interest in a pubilca- its own money.
all teachers and prospective teachers
struction
of
the former, were here
represented
and
many
an
instance
He is an animated pepper shaker tion better than any other devise
are interested in this s ubject.
When not otherwise engaged the
from
Portland
this week.
The
occurred where editors who had ex­ and never allows anything with yet put to use.
visitors were taken auto riding to
A very lovely gift in the form of
tan
k
is
nearing
completion.
The
changed publications for years, met which he is connected to lag.
Bert E. Moses of Ashland who see the grounds of the Corvallis
a three volume edition of Tissot’s
for the first time in person.
C. E. Ingalls of the Corvallis furnishes the feature “ Sap & Salt” country club and other sights of big 5 ton door for the vault waa
“ Life of Christ’’ has recently been
This was largely due to the char­ Gazette-Times, past president <>f for various publications, had one of the vicinity and the buildings, put in place last week, the polished
presented to Miss Todd for the
acter of the program Corvallis fu r­ the association, was also a conspic­ the best papers on the program. campus and equipment of the Agri­ concrete and marble floor has been
Dormitory library. The books are
nished. The commercial club of uous figure in the gathering and He advocated brevity and quality cultural college also had attractions finished, gold leaf signs have been
exceptional in several respects:
put on the windows, and the furni­
the city arose to the[occasion and presided at all of the banquets as in the make up of the news page for many.
they contain the Biblical text in a
made a record for entertainment toast master. His genial personal­ and enforced his points with many
The women of the party were also ture and fixtures are being install­
three fold form, the Latin and the
that few towns can equal. There ity makes him a general favorite witty reminiscences.
looked after. A reception was giv­ ed at present.
English in parallel columns on one
were no hotel bills for the visiting although he has a caustic wit that
E. A Voorhies of Grants Pass en Friday afternoon at the home of
page, and a narrative account on
Mr. Guilliams of Reno, Nevada,
editors. Snell hall, the newest of is feared alike by friend and foe.
described
an advertising magazine Mrs. W. J. Kerr by members of
the opposite page. Perhaps the
the O. A. C. dormitories, was tu rn -1 Among the Portland men who ac­ which he circulates monthly. He the College Folk Club. On the pro­ arrived this week by automobile
most attractive features of the
ed over to them and its very com­ companied the crowd to Newport takes quarter page ads and for a gram was Madame Alice de Fritsch, and will visit with his sister, Mrs.
books are the illustrations, 350 pic­
plete equipment made all comfort­ were David Hazen of the Telegram small consideration extra from the a graduate of the conservatory of Boche. His wife and son Wesley
tures, many in colors, depicting
able. The commercial club served Addison Bennett of the Oregonian regular space rate of his newspaper, Leipzig and a musician of inter­ havo been here since last spring
events in the life of Christ. These
three banquets to the editors; at and Frank Irvine, editor of the puts them in a sort of catalogue national reputation and her daugh­ and they will return to Nevada with
pictures are, of course, reproduc
noon and at night Friday and at Journal. Irvine cannot be incon- mailed to each family in the county. ter, Mrs. Marguerite Mac Manus, him.
tionsof the well known paintings by
noon on Saturday* At one o'clock spicuous anywhere. The remark- These quarter page ads thus assem- a violinist cf renown who played a
Tisaot, which were exhibited in
Saturday afternoon they placed a able facility with .which he over-1 bled constitute a means of combat­ number of selections for the guests. appeared going and another on tl e
the United States in the Chicago
return ticket to Newport in the comes his handicap of lack of sight: ing the mail order catalogues.
On the train the brethren were 1 return trip. There were five coaches
Art Institute about 1902-3, being
hands of each visitor and saw them is a marvel to all. His ready wit Lee Drake of Astoria indulged in given a better opportunity to mix to the train including one baggage
brought here from exhibitions in
aboard a special train.
and ease as a pubile speaker leads some speculations as to the effect and get acquainted. John M. Scott, car. Before the drowsy time of
Paris and London. The books,
Newport did not lag any in the him to be called upon on all occa-| radio communication could have on general passenger agent of the traveling had a chance to appear a
therefore, are a valuable addition
way of entertainment. The crowd sions as was the case in this in­ newspapers. As yet the radio is Oregon division of the Southern group of men gathered in the center
to the library at the Dormitory,
was met by a band at the wharf, stance. At the banquet Friday too uncertain to be relied on. Pacific was present to see that all coach and started to sing. It was
and a gift which is very much
then were taken to their various night a speaker joked about Irvine’s Changes of atmospheric conditions, the levers were working smoothly. at this period of the program that
appreciated.
stopping places. A sea-food ban­ passion for dancing. At the time 0f «inter and summer made such a Such a thing as a railroad strike “ Scoop” Harralaon appeared. Har-
Dr. Edward T. Devine, an east­ quet was served to the visitors Sat­ it seemed preposterous, but later difference with radio comumunica- seemed ¡very ’far away. Scarcely ralcon is editor of the Benton
ern educator who has been lectur­ urday evening; the keys of the city at Newport
the statement was t ion that small shops must wait a had the cars started to roll west­ County Courier, is reputed to have
ing at the University summer school were handed to all the guests and proved to be literal. With a good while to use it effectively. He ward than an edition of “The Type been in vaudeville at one time. At
in Portland, will speak in chapel all entertainments of the city had partner Irvine is a skillfull dancer thought in time the radio would act Louse” was distributed. This was any rate his repertoire is a long one
this morning. He ha» a wide rep­ the welcome sign to those who wore and threaded his way about among a8 an advanece advertiser for news- a yellow sheet, printed on red and he delights in ^spectacular
utation as lecturer and entertainer the convention badge. Next morn­ tbe maze of couples with as much papers, give the substance of head- paper, and no one on was over­ stunts. With "Scoop” as the cjp-
and is sure to have something to ing all who wished were taken for ease as anyjof the others. He is lines and awaken interest in the looked. The personal comment in ter other husky male voices joHM
drives or given a chance at deep said also to be adept at swimming regular matter which the publics- the publication was quite louse like in. Improvised stanaza were mdht
hold attention.
sea fishing on the tug which makes which is one of his favorite relaxa- tions contain.
•
but no one took offense. The jabs popular. “The Long, Long Trail”
Mrs. M. W. Jones who has been periodical trip« out over the bar to tioiis.
George Turnbull of the Univer­ were as though directed at rhin­ served as a vehicle to attach var­
si"k for two weeks past, is reported the ocean.
Edgar B. Piper, editor of the sity read a very entertaining paper oceros hides and served only to ious combinations in praise of Cor­
better.
When the train returned from Oregonian appeared at the banquet on the use of headlines and M. D. awaken levity.
"The Mermaid” vallis and Newport and everything
Newport
Sunday
afternoon,
a
dele­
Friday night and responded to a Morgan of the Harrisburg Bulletin however, was the official publica- in general, roared at , the top of
Mr. and Mrs. O. Coats of Webb
gation
from
the
Women’s
club
and
toast. Mr. Piper rarely misses at took a fall out of the man who ; tion of the trip. It was issued the voice.
City, Missouri are here for a visit
Continued on page 5
least
one appearance at an editorial I looks down on his profession and | from a mimeograph and one copy
Commercial club «t Corvallis was
at F. E. Chambers.
Items of
Interest
I hrcc Days Outing With Oregon Editors In Corvallis And Newport